Leisurely Between Mountains and Fields

It just introduces a male protagonist that makes people disgusted. I won't watch it. The emotional drama is too childish.

After reading hundreds of chapters, I still don't understand why the heroine is set to travel through time. Her only skill is immense strength, but this is innate to the original owner and has nothing to do with time travel. The heroine raises pigs, rabbits and fruit trees, not to mention that it requires any modern skills. The heroine's behavior towards feelings is even less like a modern woman, or even a modern person. Modern people respect human rights and individual wishes, but the heroine always persuades her adoptive mother to remarry intentionally or unintentionally, and the past events of Lin and Lu San are never mentioned in the article. Why does the heroine think that Lin is observing integrity rather than keeping love? What's more, many modern women never marry, and many divorced or widowed women do not choose to remarry. They all choose not to build their own families for different reasons, and focus most of their lives on their careers and self-reliance. However, the heroine does not have this awareness. She is not like a modern person at all. In addition, when it comes to her brother's choice of mate, the heroine is not sure about her brother's intentions, so she keeps trying to reconcile him and Yumei. If the result is not a happy one, isn't it harming the two of them? The heroine's actions are really not like modern women at all, and the things she does are unacceptable to people no matter whether they are modern or ancient!

The male protagonist of this book is really not that good

The novel was fine and interesting at first, but the more I read it, the more annoying it became. I felt like the characters and plot were a bit broken. First, the heroine has traveled through time, but her character design has nothing to do with time travel. Regardless of the skills she uses as a modern person, her psychology is not like that of a modern person. Secondly, to describe the love life of the male and female protagonists in one word, it is terrible. I would rather this novel didn't have a male protagonist, I just can't stand it.

I really want to slap the heroine's mother with my big mouth! She didn't earn that money on her own risk, right? Do you really value your daughter in your heart?